MAURO FRADEANI, MD, DDS

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1 ESTHETIC REHABILITATION IN FIXED PROSTHODONTICS PROSTHETIC MAURO FRADEANI, MD, DDS Private Practice Pesaro and Milan, Italy TREATMENT A SYSTEMATIC APPROACH TO ESTHETIC, BIOLOGIC, AND FUNCTIONAL INTEGRATION VOLUME 2 Visiting Associate Professor Louisiana State University School of Dentistry New Orleans, Louisiana (USA) GIANCARLO BARDUCCI, MDT Master Dental Technician Private Laboratory Ancona, Italy Quintessence Publishing Co, Inc Chicago, Milan, Berlin, Tokyo, London, Paris, Barcelona, Istanbul, São Paulo, Mumbai, Moscow, Prague, and Warsaw

2 Chapter 1 ESTHETIC REHABILITATION IN FIXED PROSTHODONTICS PROSTHETIC TREATMENT A SYSTEMATIC APPROACH TO ESTHETIC, BIOLOGIC, AND FUNCTIONAL INTEGRATION VOLUME 2 FOREWORD 8 PREFACE 9 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS 10 INTRODUCTION 26 COMMUNICATING TO THE LABORATORY DIAGNOSTIC WAX-UP Mauro Fradeani, Giancarlo Barducci 29 TABLE OF CONTENTS MEDICAL CASE HISTORY 30 DENTAL CASE HISTORY 32 RADIOGRAPHIC EXAMINATION 32 CLINICAL EXAMINATION 34 EXTRAORAL EXAMINATION 34 INTRAORAL EXAMINATION 36 DIAGNOSIS 38 TREATMENT PLAN PROGNOSIS 40 NATURAL TEETH OR IMPLANTS AS PROSTHETIC ABUTMENTS 42 REPLACING INDIVIDUAL TEETH 42 REPLACING TWO OR MORE TEETH 42 APPROACH WITH THE PATIENT 44 OPERATIONAL SEQUENCE 44 ANTERIOR REHABILITATION ESTHETIC PREVIEW 48 DIAGNOSTIC SUPPORT 48 DIRECT MOCKUP 48 INDIRECT MOCKUP 52

3 EXTENSIVE REHABILITATION TREATMENT PLAN DIAGNOSTIC WAX-UP 56 LABORATORY CHECKLIST 58 LABORATORY CHECKLIST ESTHETIC INFORMATION 60 PHOTOGRAPHS 60 FACE 60 SMILE 60 TEETH 60 OCCLUSAL PLANE 62 COLOR 62 SHAPE AND POSITION 64 OVERJET AND OVERBITE 64 LABORATORY CHECKLIST FUNCTIONAL INFORMATION 66 STONE CASTS 66 OCCLUSAL REGISTRATIONS 66 MAXIMUM INTERCUSPATION 66 CENTRIC RELATION 66 VERTICAL DIMENSION OF OCCLUSION 70 PROTRUSIVE INTEROCCLUSAL RECORD 70 FACEBOW 72 ORIENTING THE CASTS 72 POSTERIOR REFERENCE POINTS 72 ANTERIOR REFERENCE POINT 72 FACEBOW REFERENCE PLANES LATERAL VIEW 74 FRANKFORT PLANE 74 ORBITAL-AXIS PLANE 74 ARBITRARY PLANE 74 CAMPER S PLANE 74 ESTHETIC-FUNCTIONAL IMPLICATIONS 76 FACEBOW REFERENCE PLANES FRONTAL VIEW 80 ESTHETIC-FUNCTIONAL IMPLICATIONS 80 FACEBOW REFERENCE: HORIZON HORIZONTAL INCISAL PLANE 82 CORRECT REGISTRATION 82 FACEBOW REFERENCE: HORIZON HORIZONTAL INCISAL PLANE 84 INCORRECT REGISTRATION 84

4 FACEBOW REFERENCE: HORIZON INCLINED INCISAL PLANE 88 CORRECT REGISTRATION 88 FACEBOW REFERENCE: HORIZON INCLINED INCISAL PLANE 90 INCORRECT REGISTRATION 90 FACEBOW REFERENCE: INCLINED OBLIQUE FACIAL INCLINATION 94 CORRECT REGISTRATION 94 CLINICAL PRACTICAL SUGGESTIONS 96 MOUNTING THE CASTS ON THE ARTICULATOR 98 FULLY ADJUSTABLE ARTICULATORS 98 SEMI-ADJUSTABLE ARTICULATORS 98 ADJUSTMENTS 100 DIAGNOSTIC WAX-UP 104 OCCLUSAL ADJUSTMENT OF STONE CASTS 106 ADDITIVE DIAGNOSTIC WAX-UP 112

5 Chapter 2 CREATING AND INTEGRATING THE PROVISIONAL RESTORATION Mauro Fradeani, Giancarlo Barducci 123 OBJECTIVE 124 REQUIREMENTS 126 PROVISIONAL RESTORATIONS MATERIALS 128 ACRYLIC RESINS METHYL METHACRYLATE 128 ACRYLIC RESINS ETHYL METHACRYLATE 128 RESIN COMPOSITES 128 PROVISIONAL RESTORATIONS PROSTHETIC REHABILITATION TOOTH PREPARATION 130 PLANNING THE PROSTHETIC ABUTMENT 130 PRELIMINARY PREPARATION 130 FABRICATING THE PROVISIONAL RESTORATION DIRECT TECHNIQUE 134 CHAIRSIDE FABRICATION 134 ACETATE MATRIX 134 FABRICATING THE PROVISIONAL RESTORATION INDIRECT TECHNIQUE 138 FABRICATION IN THE LABORATORY 138 PROVISIONAL RESTORATIONS FOR UNPREPARED TEETH 138 PROVISIONAL RESTORATIONS FOR PREPARED TEETH 138 INDIRECT TECHNIQUE FAILED INSERTION UNPREPARED TEETH CAUSES 140 INDIRECT TECHNIQUE FAILED INSERTION PREPARED TEETH SOLUTIONS 144 INDIRECT TECHNIQUE DIFFICULT INSERTION PREPARED AND UNPREPARED TEETH CAUSES 148 UNSATISFACTORY MARGINAL PRECISION 150 INDIRECT TECHNIQUE DIFFICULT INSERTION PREPARED AND UNPREPARED TEETH SOLUTIONS MODIFIED INDIRECT TECHNIQUE 154 PROVISIONAL RESTORATION WITH FACILITATED INSERTION 154 FITTING 154 PRECISION 156

6 FABRICATING THE PROVISIONAL RESTORATION MIT LABORATORY ANTERIOR REHABILITATION POURING IN THE SILICONE MATRIX (PSM) 160 TECHNIQUE 160 TECHNICAL CONSIDERATIONS 162 MIT PSM CLINIC ANTERIOR REHABILITATION POSITIONING IN THE ORAL CAVITY 166 FABRICATING THE PROVISIONAL RESTORATION MIT LABORATORY REHABILITATION OF ONE OR TWO ARCHES PRESSING ON THE STONE CAST (PSC) 170 TECHNIQUE 170 TECHNICAL-CLINICAL CONSIDERATIONS 174 MIT PSC CLINIC REHABILITATION OF ONE ARCH POSITIONING IN THE ORAL CAVITY 178 MIT PSC CLINIC REHABILITATION OF TWO ARCHES POSITIONING IN THE ORAL CAVITY 182 MIT PSC CLINIC CENTERING DEVICE FACILITATED INSERTION GUIDE 188 RELINING 192 FINISHING 196 RE-MARGINING 200 SALT AND PEPPER TECHNIQUE 200 FLOW COMPOSITES 200 COLORING AND GLAZING 202 CEMENTATION 206 PARTIAL-COVERAGE RESTORATIONS SHORT-TERM PROVISIONAL RESTORATIONS 210 POSTERIOR SECTORS 210 PROVISIONAL INLAYS 210 PROVISIONAL ONLAYS AND OVERLAYS 212 ANTERIOR SECTORS 214 PROVISIONAL VENEERS 214 LONG-TERM PROVISIONAL RESTORATIONS 220 FIRST PROVISIONAL RESTORATION 220 SECOND PROVISIONAL RESTORATION 220 SECOND REINFORCED PROVISIONAL RESTORATION 222

7 CAST REINFORCEMENT 224 FABRICATION TECHNIQUE 224 LONG-TERM PROVISIONAL RESTORATIONS THE PROVISIONAL RESTORATION IN PROSTHETIC IMPLANT THERAPY 226 NON IMPLANT-SUPPORTED PROVISIONAL RESTORATIONS 226 REMOVABLE PROSTHESIS 226 FIXED PROSTHESIS 226 PROVISIONAL RESTORATION ON NATURAL TEETH 226 RESIN-BONDED PROSTHESIS 228 ORTHODONTIC PROVISIONAL RESTORATION 230 LONG-TERM PROVISIONAL RESTORATIONS FIXED PROSTHESIS IMPLANT-SUPPORTED PROVISIONAL RESTORATION 232 IMPLANT-SUPPORTED PROVISIONAL RESTORATIONS DELAYED LOADING PROVISIONAL RESTORATION 236 PROVISIONAL RESTORATION ON DEFINITIVE ABUTMENTS 236 IMPLANT-SUPPORTED PROVISIONAL RESTORATIONS DELAYED LOADING FIRST AND SECOND PROVISIONAL RESTORATIONS 240 COMPLEX REHABILITATIONS AND ANTERIOR PARTIAL CASES 240 FIRST PROVISIONAL RESTORATION ON TEMPORARY ABUTMENTS 240 SECOND PROVISIONAL RESTORATION ON DEFINITIVE ABUTMENTS 240 IMPLANT-SUPPORTED PROVISIONAL RESTORATIONS IMMEDIATE LOADING 248 SINGLE IMPLANT IMMEDIATE FUNCTION 248 REHABILITATING ONE OR TWO ARCHES IMMEDIATE LOADING 254 PROVISIONAL RESTORATIONS CONCLUSIONS 266 ESTHETIC INTEGRATION 266 FUNCTIONAL INTEGRATION 268

8 Chapter 3 BIOLOGIC INTEGRATION OF THE PROVISIONAL RESTORATION AND DEFINITIVE PREPARATIONS Mauro Fradeani 277 SOFT TISSUES 278 PERIODONTAL BIOTYPE 278 ANATOMIC STRUCTURES 278 GINGIVAL SULCUS 278 PROSTHETIC PROCEDURE AND ASSOCIATED BIOLOGIC RISK 278 BIOLOGIC INTEGRATION PROVISIONAL RESTORATION 280 RISK FACTORS 280 BIOLOGIC INTEGRATION PROVISIONAL RESTORATION GINGIVAL MARGIN STABILITY 284 MARGINAL CLOSURE 284 RESTORATION CONTOUR 286 INTERPROXIMAL CONTOUR 286 BUCCAL CONTOUR 288 SURFACE CHARACTERISTICS OF THE RESTORATIVE MATERIAL 290 EXCESS CEMENT 290 BIOLOGIC INTEGRATION - PERIODONTALLY HEALTHY PATIENTS PREPROSTHETIC SURGERY 294 CLINICAL INDICATIONS 294 EXPOSURE OF HEALTHY TOOTH STRUCTURE 294 CLINICAL CROWN LENGTHENING 294 SURGICAL THERAPY 296 POSTOPERATIVE MONITORING 296 AVERAGE TISSUE MATURATION TIMES 298 TISSUE REGROWTH VARIABLES 300 INDICATORS OF TISSUE MATURATION 302 RELINING AND PROSTHETIC FINALIZATION 302 BIOLOGIC INTEGRATION - PERIODONTALLY COMPROMISED PATIENTS PROSTHETIC-PERIODONTAL THERAPY 312 POSTERIOR SECTORS 312 RELINING AND PROSTHETIC FINALIZATION 312 ANTERIOR SECTOR 316 RELINING AND PROSTHETIC FINALIZATION 316 FINAL TOOTH PREPARATION 324

9 TOOTH PREPARATION PREPARATION THICKNESS 326 ANTERIOR SECTOR 326 ANTEROSUPERIOR SECTOR 328 TOOTH PREPARATION MARGINAL CONFIGURATION 330 TOOTH PREPARATION RESPECTING BIOLOGIC INTEGRITY 332 PARTIAL PREPARATIONS 332 COMPLETE PREPARATIONS 332 TOOTH PREPARATION - RESPECTING BIOLOGIC INTEGRITY PULP INTEGRITY 336 TOOTH PREPARATION - RESPECTING BIOLOGIC INTEGRITY GINGIVAL INTEGRITY 338 SUPRAGINGIVAL MARGIN 338 MARGIN AT THE GINGIVAL CREST 338 SUBGINGIVAL MARGIN 342 VIOLATION OF BIOLOGIC INTEGRITY 342 SUBGINGIVAL MARGIN INTRASULCULAR PREPARATION 344 RESPECT OF BIOLOGIC INTEGRITY 344 CLINICAL STEPS 344 MAPPING THE SULCUS 344 PREPARATION AT THE GINGIVAL LEVEL 346 INSERTING THE CORD 346 PREPARATION AT THE NEW GINGIVAL LEVEL 346 FINISHING 348 REMOVING THE CORD AND RELINING THE PROVISIONAL RESTORATION 348 BIOLOGIC INTEGRATION IMPLANT-PROSTHETIC THERAPY 352 PERI-IMPLANT SOFT TISSUES 352 BIOLOGIC IMPLICATIONS 354 CLINICAL BEHAVIOR 354

10 Chapter 4 FROM THE PROVISIONAL RESTORATION TO THE DEFINITIVE PROSTHESIS: IMPRESSIONS AND DATA TRANSFER Mauro Fradeani 373 IMPRESSIONS AND DATA TRANSFER 374 INTEGRATED PROVISIONAL RESTORATION 374 OBJECTIVE 374 PROVISIONAL RESTORATION VERIFYING THE INTEGRATION 376 PROVISIONAL RESTORATION IN SITU 376 ESTHETIC PARAMETERS 376 PHONETIC PARAMETERS 378 FUNCTIONAL PARAMETERS 378 BIOLOGIC PARAMETERS 380 PROVISIONAL RESTORATION IN SITU DATA TRANSFER 382 IMPRESSION OF THE PROVISIONAL RESTORATION AND OF THE OPPOSING ARCH 382 PROTRUSIVE INTEROCCLUSAL RECORD 382 FACEBOW 382 DATA TRANSFER FINAL IMPRESSIONS 384 REMOVING THE PROVISIONAL RESTORATION 384 FINAL IMPRESSIONS 384 POLYVINYL SILOXANES AND POLYETHERS 388 DATA TRANSFER - FINAL IMPRESSIONS IMPRESSION TECHNIQUE 390 ONE STEP DOUBLE MIX 390 RECOMMENDATIONS 390 DATA TRANSFER - FINAL IMPRESSIONS VISUALIZING THE FINISH LINE 392 MAPPING THE SULCUS 392 CORDS 392 INSERTION FORCE 392 MECHANICAL ACTION 394 MECHANICAL-CHEMICAL ACTION 394 FINAL IMPRESSIONS PREPARATION AT THE GINGIVAL CREST SINGLE-CORD TECHNIQUE 396 IMPRESSION WITH THE CORD INSERTED 396

11 FINAL IMPRESSIONS INTRASULCULAR PREPARATION - TWO-CORD TECHNIQUE 398 INSERTING THE FIRST CORD 398 INSERTING THE SECOND IMPREGNATED CORD 400 REMOVING THE SECOND CORD AND TAKING THE IMPRESSION 400 IMPRESSION MATERIALS AND TECHNIQUES VENEERS AND INLAYS-ONLAYS 408 PROBLEMS 408 VENEERS 408 INLAYS-ONLAYS 408 IMPRESSION MATERIALS AND TECHNIQUES IMPLANTS 410 TAKING THE IMPRESSION ON THE HEAD OF THE IMPLANTS 410 TAKING THE IMPRESSION ON THE ABUTMENTS 410 DATA TRANSFER OCCLUSAL REGISTRATION - ANTERIOR REHABILITATION 412 OCCLUSAL REGISTRATION IN PARTIAL CASES 412 ANTERIOR REHABILITATION 412 REGISTRATION BETWEEN ABUTMENTS AND OPPOSING ARCH 412 DATA TRANSFER OCCLUSAL REGISTRATION - REHABILITATION OF ONE ARCH 414 REGISTRATION BETWEEN PREPARED TEETH AND OPPOSING ARCH 414 DATA TRANSFER OCCLUSAL REGISTRATION - REHABILITATION OF TWO ARCHES 416 CROSS-MOUNTING OF THE MAXILLARY AND MANDIBULAR CASTS 416 REGISTRATION BETWEEN MAXILLARY AND MANDIBULAR ABUTMENTS 416 DATA TRANSFER RECORDING AND TRANSMITTING THE COLOR 418 RECORDING THE COLOR 418 TRANSMITTING THE COLOR 420 DATA TRANSFER DEFINITIVE RESTORATION - LABORATORY CHECKLIST 424

12 Chapter 5 PRODUCING AND FINALIZING THE PROSTHETIC REHABILITATION Mauro Fradeani, Giancarlo Barducci 435 PRODUCING THE DEFINITIVE RESTORATION 436 CLINIC 436 LABORATORY 436 PRODUCING THE DEFINITIVE RESTORATION LABORATORY MASTER CAST (MC) 438 REMOVABLE ABUTMENTS 438 DIE SPACER 438 PRODUCING THE DEFINITIVE RESTORATION LABORATORY SECONDARY CAST (SC) 442 REPLICATING GINGIVAL TISSUES 442 OPTIMIZING THE RESTORATIVE CONTOUR 442 DESIGN OF THE CONNECTING AREAS 442 LABORATORY CROSS-MOUNTING TECHNIQUE ANTERIOR REHABILITATION 446 MOUNTING THE CAST OF THE PROVISIONAL RESTORATION WITH THE CAST OF THE OPPOSING ARCH 446 MOUNTING THE MASTER CAST WITH THE CAST OF THE OPPOSING ARCH 446 LABORATORY CROSS-MOUNTING TECHNIQUE SINGLE-ARCH REHABILITATION 448 MOUNTING THE CAST OF THE PROVISIONAL RESTORATION WITH THE CAST OF THE OPPOSING ARCH 448 MOUNTING THE MASTER CAST WITH THE CAST OF THE OPPOSING ARCH 448 LABORATORY CROSS-MOUNTING TECHNIQUE FOR TWO-ARCH REHABILITATIONS 450 MOUNTING THE CASTS OF THE MAXILLARY AND MANDIBULAR PROVISIONAL RESTORATIONS 450 CROSS MOUNTING OF THE MAXILLARY AND MANDIBULAR CASTS 450 CHECKING CROSS MOUNTING WITH MAXILLARY MC AND MANDIBULAR MC 450 ADJUSTING THE ARTICULATOR LABORATORY CUSTOMIZED ANTERIOR GUIDANCE 454

13 CONSTRUCTING THE DEFINITIVE RESTORATION LABORATORY SILICONE INDEX 458 OCCLUSOPALATAL INDEX 458 BUCCAL INDEX 462 SUBSTRUCTURE 466 DESIGN 466 CHOOSING THE RESTORATIVE MATERIAL 466 METAL-CERAMIC 466 ALL-CERAMICS 468 SILICATE-BASED CERAMICS 468 FELDSPATHIC CERAMICS 468 GLASS-CERAMICS 468 HIGH-STRENGTH CERAMICS 470 ALUMINA 470 ZIRCONIUM 472 SUBSTRUCTURE FIXED PARTIAL DENTURES 474 METAL-CERAMIC 474 ALL-CERAMICS 474 SUBSTRUCTURE METAL-CERAMIC, ALL-CERAMICS 478 CLINICAL CONSIDERATIONS 478 CONSTRUCTING THE SUBSTRUCTURE CASE 1, CASE 2, CASE CASE CASE CASE CLINIC SUBSTRUCTURE TRY-IN 482 MARGINAL ADAPTATION: FIXED PARTIAL DENTURES 482 MARGINAL ADAPTATION: SINGLE RESTORATION 482 CLINICAL CHECK OF THE MOUNTING SUBSTRUCTURE PREVENTIVE SIMULATION (PS) 484 CONSTRUCTING THE DEFINITIVE RESTORATION - LABORATORY TREATING THE SUBSTRUCTURE 488 METAL-CERAMIC 488 ALL-CERAMICS 488 CONSTRUCTING THE DEFINITIVE RESTORATION - LABORATORY LAYERING THE CERAMIC 490

14 CONSTRUCTING THE DEFINITIVE RESTORATION - CLINIC BISCUIT TRY-IN 494 ESTHETIC PARAMETERS 494 FUNCTIONAL PARAMETERS 496 BIOLOGIC PARAMETERS 498 GLAZING 500 POSTSOLDERING 500 DELIVERING THE DEFINITIVE RESTORATION 502 LUTING 504 TEMPORARY LUTING 504 DEFINITIVE LUTING 504 MAINTENANCE 518 CLINICAL CASE GALLERY 524 INDEX 595

15 ESTHETIC REHABILITATION IN FIXED PROSTHODONTICS PROSTHETIC TREATMENT A SYSTEMATIC APPROACH TO ESTHETIC, BIOLOGIC, AND FUNCTIONAL INTEGRATION VOLUME 2

16 VOLUME 2 PROSTHETIC TREATMENT The ideal treatment plan must be drawn achieve adequate esthetic-functional up following careful esthetic, functional, integration (Chapter 2) and a perfect and structural analysis and with the aid state of health of the gingival tissues, of radiographic examinations and stone before proceeding with the definitive casts mounted on the articulator by preparations (Chapter 3). The final means of correct use of the facebow. The impressions, the impressions of the pro- variations necessary for optimizing the visional restorations, all of the occlusal 26 ESTHETIC REHABILITATION IN FIXED PROSTHODONTICS case must be transferred to the technician by carefully filling in the laboratory checklist, to create the diagnostic wax-up that will have to incorporate all of the modifications requested by the clinician (Chapter 1). Fabricating the provisional restoration by the MIT technique, aside from ensuring a correct fit in the oral cavity, will give the clinician the opportunity to evaluate the effectiveness and the validity of the variations made, making it possible to registrations, and record of the facebow will place the technician in a position of being able to finalize the prosthetic rehabilitation correctly (Chapter 4). Cross mounting the casts, creating the silicone indices and the preventive simulation (PS) of the definitive result will make it possible to faithfully replicate all of the characteristics of the functionalized provisional restoration, regardless of the type of restorative material selected (Chapter 5).

17 PROSTHETIC TREATMENT VOLUME 2 29 Chapter 1 COMMUNICATING TO THE LABORATORY DIAGNOSTIC WAX-UP To create, by means of correctly filling in the laboratory checklist, a diagnostic wax-up which, in idealizing the estheticfunctional modifications set as the objective of the treatment, represents a preview of the definitive work. 123 Chapter 2 CREATING AND INTEGRATING THE PROVISIONAL RESTORATION To construct a provisional restoration that, correctly fitted into the oral cavity, will allow the adequacy of the modifications incorporated into the diagnostic wax-up to be verified Chapter 3 Chapter 4 Chapter 5 BIOLOGIC INTEGRATION OF THE PROVISIONAL RESTORATION AND DEFINITIVE PREPARATIONS FROM THE PROVISIONAL RESTORATION TO THE DEFINITIVE PROSTHESIS: IMPRESSIONS AND DATA TRANSFER PRODUCING AND FINALIZING THE PROSTHETIC REHABILITATION To achieve and maintain, in all therapeutic phases, a perfect state of health of the gingival tissues by means of ideal biologic integration of the provisional restoration. To transfer accurately to the laboratory the registrations necessary to replicate in the definitive restorations the estheticfunctional characteristics present in the provisional restoration. To achieve perfect integration of the prosthetic rehabilitation thanks to a systematic approach and a careful selection of techniques and materials. ESTHETIC REHABILITATION IN FIXED PROSTHODONTICS 27

18 VOLUME 2 PROSTHETIC TREATMENT Fig 2-13i 158 CREATING AND INTEGRATING THE PROVISIONAL RESTORATION Fig 2-13j Fig 2-13k Chapter 2 Fig 2-13l Fig 2-13m

19 Fig 2-13n 159 MODIFIED INDIRECT TECHNIQUE (MIT) PROCEDURE With a pencil, mark an overextension of the margin on the stone cast beyond the dentogingival border by roughly mm. Perform the diagnostic wax-up, extending it up to the pencil line. Make a groove in the stone along the pencil line. Fabricate the acrylic shell (overextension: mm). Fit and reline the provisional, removing the excess material. Refine and polish. ADVANTAGES Passive insertion Ideal fit Does not raise the bite Easy removal of excess material Easy penetration of the relining material into the sulcus Ideal marginal reading Shorter and much easier finishing phases